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I am hungry after exercising, and I want to go to Little Red Riding Hood to eat steamed stuffed buns.
Owned my first camera today, Ricoh GR3. The number of trips this year has exceeded the past 10 years. I like to walk in every city and look at the streets and alleys of the city carefully. It’s like in the evening in Hangzhou, go to Dameile for dinner, and then listen to the podcast for an hour. I want to translate the situation in Hangzhou to an unfamiliar city, which can naturally arouse more curiosity. So I want to record, record the moment when I, the city, and passers-by coexist. The top beam said that he would give me a camera, but I couldn’t resist buying it myself after repeated refusals, hahaha.
The first photo taken by the camera, I picked my favorite corner of the house.
Put it back on Moriyama Avenue.
See how I do street photography.
He and Ding Liangzhu went to the Tianmu for a walk. It is estimated that a friend should read a book in Seesaw, and he successfully captured the picture.
Me and my small bag, this wise coffee 4th anniversary peripheral has successfully changed from a cycling bag to a camera bag.
Take a group photo to end our first camera experience today.
I recently have a dream of traveling all over the world. Let’s start from China first, to unlock those cities I have never been to, not only those popular ones, but also some place names that are not considered by everyone when traveling. I am also very curious. I think it is possible to follow some meaningful routes, such as cities along the Yangtze River. Then go to neighboring countries, such as Japan, you can go to one city at a time and stay for a week or two to deeply experience the local life. Then I can go further and plan. I told the pillar last night, if I can live another 30 years and go to a country every year, then I can unlock 30. If I want to travel all over the world, I have to play hard?
Writing this diary today is actually deeply influenced by Ryunosuke Akutagawa. He visited China 100 years ago and wrote a travelogue to China. 100 years later, I read his words and saw Shanghai, Hangzhou and Changsha he described. The Xinxin Hotel he stayed in Hangzhou is still open by the West Lake. The words are actually a snapshot of history. So I also have the urge to continue to record in the blog.
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